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NSW government abolishes EV stamp duty

Peter Bannan

THE New South Wales government will abolish stamp duty on electric vehicles (EVs) and offer drivers other incentives as part of a $500 million plan to boost sales of battery-powered cars. The plan, announced in last week’s state budget, is five times larger than the one recently announced by Victoria. It will include major spending […]

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